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I'm not, in fact I really haven't had time to play anything for too long. But I see Transport Fever 3 is coming out early next year. Already hyped in my head for that.

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lemmy.world

I just installed Town to city, haven't even gone through the whole tutorial yet but it already invites to cute, good looking towns. As that's it's main selling point, it seems promising.

I also play some Let them trade, which is closer to the economic sim side, but you still get to build cities by districts. Then you have to balance which cities produce what to both balance needs between cities and make sure they can afford the consumables that keep them happy (and the economy running).

It's a breezy casual game with a nice campaign/tutorial, but I find it's not deep enough to keep myself free playing.

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Town to City looks really cool, it's on my radar too

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Blazereply
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Haven't touched CS1 since I discovered how basic the industry system was, even with the DLC

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Nothing much recently. Foundation should probably be my next game, waiting for a sale to get it

Edit: it's on sale for GoG, but I would prefer a Steam version x)

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lemmy.world

How did that go? Concept seems interesting, but I am not sure I want to start with the demo.

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It is pretty good. This game is a strange mix of Anno 1404, Timberborn and Frostpunk. Unfortunately, the demo doesn't allow you to progress farther then few initial buildings, but it gives you almost clear vision what this game going to be on release.

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